IPEO Handleiding
IPEO is een belangrijk Instrument voor Psychosociale Evaluatie en Opvang van volwassen suïcidepogers. Het is een semi-gestructureerd interview waarmee risicofactoren en zorgbehoeften van suïcidepogers in kaart worden gebracht. Dit instrument is in de eerste plaats bedoeld voor het ziekenhuispersoneel dat instaat voor de opvang van suïcidepogers in een algemeen ziekenhuis.
IPEO is een belangrijk Instrument voor Psychosociale Evaluatie en Opvang van volwassen suïcidepogers. Het is een semi-gestructureerd interview waarmee risicofactoren en zorgbehoeften van suïcidepogers in kaart worden gebracht. Dit instrument is in de eerste plaats bedoeld voor het ziekenhuispersoneel dat instaat voor de opvang van suïcidepogers in een algemeen ziekenhuis.
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